Sentence examples for editions which are from inspiring English sources

During the next 12 years he produced more than 100 Riverside Press editions, which are still highly esteemed and valued.

THE announcement of Nelson Mandela's death last night came after our print edition had closed and our digital editions, which are delivered via apps, had been published.

But the new calculations consider so-called branded editions, which are local and regional papers that have their own titles but are branded under a larger paper's name.

NBC will decide whether to put on the game shows based on the outcome of two pilot editions, which are being shot today in London.

Barnes & Noble opened an e-bookstore in July, and its editions, which are available in ePub and Adobe PDF versions, can be read on a variety of devices, including Apple's iPhone, the BlackBerry, Macs and PCs.

In the interim, professors like me can do our share by ordering from independent publishers whenever possible, and avoiding sham "new" editions, which are often merely re-paginated rearrangements of old ones.

Even when he graduated to publication in book form, many of his titles came out in ephemeral paperback editions, which were carelessly edited and illustrated with garish covers.

My next step was buying editions, which is an affordable way of owning work by more recognisable artists.

The new Laureate Prime range of special editions, which is designed to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Renault-owned firm's European relaunch, are, wait for it, a whole £500 more expensive than the previous range-topping models.

Today's edition comes from AOL Editions, which is finally coming out after much fine-tuning and a silly video.

For larger publishers, like Wired, iTunes also broke out the Spoken Editions into their own section: "Top Spoken Editions," which was found below the "Top Episodes" (see screenshot below).